GRACE BIRTHS POWER

SCRIPTURE: And with great power gave the apostles witness of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus: and great grace was upon them all. – Acts 4:33
 
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: To be en-graced is to be empowered. 
 
Grace is a secret of power; and great grace is the sponsor of great power. To be en-graced, therefore, is to be empowered. And power is key to conquest in the journey of life; it is also necessary for the repair of lives and destiny (Acts 10:38). Grace turns a person into a “bulldozer” personality. When God en-graces a person, He empowers him, so a person who has grace has power.
 
What, then, are the products of power?
1. It takes power to prevail (Gen 32:28). In the battles of life it takes power not to end as a casualty.
2. It takes power to terminate captivity.
Power breaks captivity (Exodus 32:11). Captivity continues until relevant power is accessed. A major reason for captivity is bankruptcy of power.
 
Beloved, it is power that will scatter whatever is between you and where you are meant to be in life; and if you need that power, connect with the grace of God.
 
The grace of God that will empower you for exploits and victories in life and destiny is released unto you today in Jesus’ Name. 
 
Remember this: To be en-graced is to be empowered. 
 
ASSIGNMENT(S):
1. Humble yourself in order to connect with the grace of God (James 4:6).
2. Always create an atmosphere of God’s Presence around you.
3. Set out a time for Word therapy every day. 
 
PRAYER: LORD, overwhelm me with the Spirit of humility. I connect with grace for power with You, O LORD, in Jesus’ Name.
 
FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THIS MESSAGE: “ENGRACEMENT” FOR POWER. 
 
DAILY READING: Deuteronomy 2:1 to 3:29, Luke 6:12 to 38, Psalm 67:1 to 7, Proverbs 11:27
 
QUOTE: God’s men are prepared in the secret but manifested in public. Culled from, GO IN THIS THY MIGHT by Dr Paul Enenche.
 
TODAY IN HISTORY: MARCH 24, 1974:
Field Marshal Idi Amin Dada, Ugandan president, crushed an attempted coup.
 
AMAZING FACT:
In North Korea, if one person violates a law or is sent to prison camp, it affects their whole family. Grandparents, parents, and children of the violator are sent to work with them.